Cornell Fraternity Accused of Drug Coercion and Gang Rape; Snapchat Messages Surface
Jane Doe alleges seven Chi Phi members drugged and sexually assaulted her in October 2024, as leaked messages reveal fraternity discussions.
A woman identified as Jane Doe has accused seven members of Cornell University's Chi Phi fraternity of coercing her into taking drugs before allegedly gang raping her at an off-campus house in October 2024. The allegations have gained wider attention following the emergence of alleged Snapchat messages between fraternity members.
The Daily Mail reported on the alleged communications, which reportedly occurred around the time of the incident. These messages have become a focal point in the ongoing investigation and public discourse surrounding Doe's claims. The fraternity's national chapter has not yet issued a public statement regarding the specific allegations or the leaked messages.
Cornell University has stated it is aware of the allegations and is cooperating with law enforcement. The university's policy prohibits sexual assault and any form of non-consensual sexual contact. An investigation into the matter is reportedly underway, though details remain limited due to privacy concerns and the ongoing nature of the legal process.